The Sphere. March 30th 1901.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Sphere" for March 30th 1901, Volume IV. No. 62. containing 17 pages, 34 sides, this issue has been taken from a Bound Volume therefore the Binding holes are showing.

                                                       Contents.
1- Front Page shows an Illustration drawn by Sidney Paget showing "Queen Alexandra's Departure from Victoria on her way to her old Danish Home."
Descriptive Text at bottom of page.

2- The Weekly Article "The Newsletter," showing London Week by Week.

3- Full Page Illustration drawn by Charles Wyllie, showing "The Latest Battleship for King Edward's Navy : The Launch of the "Duncan" at Blackwell."
Descriptive Text at bottom of page.

4- Full page showing the following 2 Half page Illustrations for "The Voyage of H.M.S. "Ophir" : The Royal Vessel at Sea.
a- "She is Coming !" -The Searchlights of the "Ophir's" Escorts seen from a Steamer in the Bay of Biscay.
b- The Fleet Anchored at Gibraltar to receive the "Ophir."

5- Full Page Illustration drawn by Lancelot Speed, showing "Life-Saving Apparatus at work on the Norfolk Coast : The Wreck of the Norwegian Ship, "Esras."

6- "Thrilling Stories of Bravery in South Africa : Men who have won the D.C."
Showing Portraits with text for the following Men.
a- Driver H. H. Glassock.
b- Gunner Isaac Lodge.
c- Sergeant Charles Parker.
d- Major E.J. Phipps-Hornby. (
e- Sergeant T. Lawrence (17th Lancers)
f- Corporal Frank Howard Kirby. (Royal Engineers)
g- Corporal G. E. Nurse. (Royal Artillery)
h- Sergeant H. Engleheart. (10th Hussars)
i- Corporal H. Beet. (1st Derbyshire Regiment)
j- Corporal A.E. Curtis. (2nd East Surrey Regiment)
k- Private C. Ward (2nd Yorkshire Light Infantry)

7- Article on "The War in South Africa - "As You Were."

8- Full Page drawing by R.M. Paxton, called "The Defence of Cape Town : Sir Alfred Milner Inspecting the Town Council." 
Descriptive Text at bottom of page.

9- Article called "New Zealand's Premier -Democrat, Autocrat, and Imperialist. : The Rise of a Lancashire Lad." Written by Stafford Ransome.

10- Full Page Illustration drawn by Fred Pegram, called "Commanding Fodder in South Africa : For our Hungry Horses."
Descriptive Text at bottom of page.

11- Article on "The French in Central Africa : Avenging the Murder of Captain Bretonnet."

12- Full Page Illustration drawn by J. Finnemore showing "A Familiar Sight of the London Streets : The Need for Horse Ambulances."
Descriptive Text at bottom of page.

13- Article called "The Fascination of the South Pole : Three Expeditions which are preparing to find it."

14- Article called "The Progress of the Great Nile Reservoirs."

15- Double Page showing Photographs with Descriptive Text for "The Building of the Great Nile Dams -Their present condition and Aspects during Construction."

16- Full Page showing Photographs with Descriptive Text for "The Building of the Great Nile Dams. : The Partial Submersion of Philae."

17- Article with Photographs for "The Empire Voyage of H.M.S. "Ophir" : The Royal Palace Afloat."

18- Article called "Amusements," with the following Three small Photographs.
a- Miss Marie Dainton in "The Belle of Bohemia" at the Apollo Theatre.
b- Mr. Charles Hawtrey in "A Message from Mars," at the Prince of Wales's Theatre.
c- Miss Anna Laughlin in "The Belle of Bohemia" at the Apollo Theatre.

19- Short Story. called "The Best Man Wins. written by Cecil Clare, Illustrated by Arthur Garratt.

20- Full Page Print showing "John Pettie's Great Picture, "The Vigil" - Now in the Tate Gallery."

21- Full page showing the following Portraits of "The Rival Crews of the Fifty-eighth University Boat Race."
                                                     Cambridge.
a- R.H. Nelson. - Bow
b- B.C. Cox. - No. 2
c- C.W.H. Taylor. - No. 4
d- B.W.D. Brooke. - No. 3
e- G.M. Maitland. - Stroke
f- E.F. Duncanson. No. 7
g- E. Jamieson. - Cox
h- G. Parker. - No. 5
i- H.B. Grylls. - No. 6
                                                              Oxford.
a- F.O.J. Huntley. - Bow
b- H. Du Vallon. - No. 2
c- H.J. Hale. - No. 5
d- F.W. Warre. - No. 6
e- J. Younger. _ No. 3
f- A. De L. Long. - No. 4
g- T.B. Etherington-Smith. - No.7
h- G.S. Maclagan. - Cox.
i- R. Culme-Seymour. - Stroke.
22- The Weekly Article "A Literary Letter." 
23- Half Page Advert for "Mappin Brothers."
24- Half Page Article called "Where to go at Easter."
25- Full Page Advert for "The Century" a work of reference by "The Times."
26- The Weekly Article "Womans Sphere," written by Angela.
27- Half Page Advert for "Lazenby's Sauce."
28- Advert for "The Palmer Tyre."

Condition is Very Good. No Foxing.